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Hi there,

I recently bought a MR30 sedan with L24e and 5 speed manual and the clutch needs replacing

just wondering if anybody knew the details of the clutch any details would be appreciated, such as if it's

used on other Nissan's with the same motor and a 5 speed?

thanks

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  • 3 weeks later...

Hi Kev,

Pretty sure all of the L6's use the same clutch. If you ring a clutch place and tell them what winging you have it won't be a problem. I never had a problem when I had my L20ET and that was a lot rarer around here than the L24.

Well I only picked this one up about a week ago so no trouble yet ;)

But I did have one about 9 years ago now and even then bits weren't exactly readily available. A lot of things work though. Engine, driveline and suspension is similar to old z's and a lot of R31 parts fit. Mine has an RB20 so no problem with engine parts either.

  • 2 weeks later...

Thanks Dwayne for the reply. yea i haven't had my R30 for very long but im managing to find parts :)

just a quick question would you know or anyone know what i have to change or add to swap the standard drum brakes at the back to disc brakes any info would be appreciated

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